Visiting a farm is so much fun! There are many animals to see, and each one makes a special sound. Let’s learn about some of these animals and the noises they make. We’ll also find out why they are important on the farm.
Cows are big and gentle animals. They make a sound called “moo.” Cows moo when they are hungry, want attention, or feel uncomfortable. They help us by giving milk, which we use to make yummy things like cheese and ice cream.
Cows are very friendly and can have best friends! They remember faces, just like you remember your friends.
Chickens are small and busy birds. They make a sound called “bawk.” You can hear them clucking when they are looking for food or talking to each other. Chickens give us eggs and meat, and they help keep gardens free of bugs.
Chickens are smart! They can remember more than 100 faces of people and other animals.
Horses are strong and beautiful animals. They make a sound called “neigh.” Horses talk to each other and to people with their neighs. They help us by giving rides and helping with farm work.
Horses use their ears, tails, and bodies to show how they feel. They can tell us if they are happy or worried.
A farm is a lively place with lots of animal sounds. Each animal adds to the music of the farm. We can learn about these sounds through fun activities and songs.
Farm animals are not just cute; they are very important too! They help us in many ways, like giving us food. By learning their sounds and what they do, we can appreciate them even more. Whether it’s the moo of a cow, the bawk of a chicken, or the neigh of a horse, each sound tells us something special about life on the farm.
